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title: "Soundcore Anker Mini 3 Bluetooth Speaker, Waterproof IPX7, Ideal for Pocket Party, Bathroom, Beach, with BassUp and PartyCast Technology, Portable Speaker, USB-C, and Customizable EQ in Blue"
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# IPX7 waterproof for worry-free use 6W powerful sound output 15-hour nonstop battery life Soundcore Anker Mini 3 Bluetooth Speaker, Waterproof IPX7, Ideal for Pocket Party, Bathroom, Beach, with BassUp and PartyCast Technology, Portable Speaker, USB-C, and Customizable EQ in Blue

**Brand:** soundcore
**Price:** A$2
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎉 Small Speaker, Massive Vibes — Don’t Miss the Mini 3 Revolution!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Soundcore Anker Mini 3 Bluetooth Speaker, Waterproof IPX7, Ideal for Pocket Party, Bathroom, Beach, with BassUp and PartyCast Technology, Portable Speaker, USB-C, and Customizable EQ in Blue by soundcore
- **How much does it cost?** A$2 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/424144090-soundcore-anker-mini-3-bluetooth-speaker-waterproof-ipx7-ideal-pocket)

## Best For

- soundcore enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted soundcore brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **USB-C Convenience:** Modern charging with USB-C means no more cable clutter—just plug in and power up fast.
- • **Custom Sound Control:** Fine-tune your vibe with the Soundcore app’s customizable EQ—your music, your rules.
- • **Pocket-Sized Powerhouse:** 360° immersive sound in a speaker smaller than your coffee cup—take your party anywhere.
- • **Seamless PartyCast Sync:** Link 100+ Soundcore Mini 3 speakers for an epic multi-speaker soundscape that turns heads.
- • **Ultimate Waterproof Freedom:** IPX7 rating means poolside, beach, or shower jams without a second thought.

## Overview

The Soundcore Anker Mini 3 is a compact, Bluetooth 6W speaker delivering 360° sound with deep bass, backed by 15 hours of battery life and IPX7 waterproofing. Featuring PartyCast technology to connect 100+ speakers, customizable EQ via the Soundcore app, and USB-C charging, it’s designed for on-the-go millennials craving premium sound in a pocket-sized package.

## Description

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Review: There are Anker Soundcore mini’s 1, 2, and 3 - all available on desertcart. - just FYI - From what i can see - The original soundcore mini is 5 watts - (i think uses micro usb charger, but check) - @$20 The soundcore mini 2 is 6 watts, And uses a micro usb charger - @$29 The soundcore mini 3 is also 6 watts, but offers more sound features, and uses the Type C charger - @$39 I just received the Mini 2 a day ago, and I’m pretty impressed with it for its size. It actually sounds better (not AS loud, but better) than my original Oontz Angle. The bass/low sound reproduction is pretty incredible for something this small. The only down side i see so far is at full volume, the volume seems to dip on the highs/mids when “music” really starts. I assume this is from the power being demanded by the speaker for the lows. Its not horrible, but noticeable. Turning the volume down a notch or two seems to eliminate it. I wasn’t aware there even was a mini 2 at first (When i searched desertcart for ‘small Bluetooth speaker’), until i did a little more looking around before i finally ordered it. The Mini 3 must have just been released, and i had no idea it existed. So I just ordered the mini 3 as well - simply for the convenience of having the speaker with a type c charger since this will be getting used while I’m at work, and my current phone and tablet both use the type C charger already. I expect overall the volume will be very similar to the mini 2 Since the power output is rated the same - but we shall see. I will report back if I’m able. The soundcore mini 2 is very impressive -FOR its size. So have realistic expectations on just how loud and deep they will be. This is not a replacement for a speaker 5 times is size. That said - for something smaller than a tennis ball - the quality of the sound and volume is very impressive. I would have never expected it to sound as good as it does. Not having received the mini 3 just yet, if you dont care about custom sound settings (i cant be bothered with any of that) and are good with a standard micro USB connector we’ve all been using for years - then you can probably save a few $ and get the mini 2, or even the original mini if they extra watt the 2 and 3 get you doesnt matter to you. For me - this will likely spend the majority of its life in a truck’s cup holder making watching videos or movies during downtime at work while the truck it running - and actually being able to hear it - a possibility. Cases seem available for about $10 - and the mini 2 didnt come with its own charger or cord. The mini 3 comes with a short charger cord, but no brick. Fine by me if it keeps the prices down, since the last thing most of us need is another charger we wont use anyway. update - after playing with both - i can say they dont sound completely “identical” but very, very close.. if I absolutely HAD to compare them, to my ear - the mini 2 sounds like the bass might be a little better, and the mini 3 sounds like the mids/highs are slightly improved. this might just be due to the speaker grill being slightly different.. they are so close in sound, I wouldn’t even let that make my decision. i think the the most relevant feature is the different charger plug. i personally dont care about custom EQ’s and different presets. its one more headache not needed in my life, so its staying on their default sound setting. I’m not trying to pair 2 speakers, or 20 together with each other, so thats another non issue for me.. my advice would be to let the charger plug decide. if your stuff at home is using a micro USB - then go with the MINI 2.. if your using a type C - then get the MINI 3 and eleimiate an additional cord. the sizes of the overall speakers is almost identical - no real difference that would EVER be a consideration. ive used the mic on both for Bluetooth calls a couple times, nobody ever complained about not being to hear me.. i think the $10 cases are worth buying also.. these speakers are so small you know they are gonna get tossed around, so unless you dont care about scratching them up, i think its a worthy investment. hopefully this helps someone else decide. Another edit months later - i use this speaker in my work truck almost every day, and it does everything i need from it, and it does it well. Its plenty loud enough to overcome the noise from a big diesel truck. I use it to listen to audio books, videos, the phone’s gps, and take calls as I’m driving. Its honestly a GREAT speaker. The little lanyard/handle on the mini 3 has also been a useful for me. I use that to hang the speaker from the sun visor in the cab of my big work truck (GMC C8500 series), and it lets the speaker hang and swing back and forth slightly as I drive. This way its not jumping and rattling around in the cup holder (this is a very rough riding vehicle) and taking up that space for my drink. I pull the sun visor out (as if I’m going to turn it against the drivers window) hook the little lanyard on the visor’s peg/hinge and then clip it back into place. Its been great for taking calls as i have to drive. Another great feature is the auto shutoff. If i leave the truck to go work, the speaker will shut itself off after a fair amount of time of not being used and the phone is not in the cab. The $10 case i bought for it is also invaluable. I carry a backpack will all the little things a person needs these days, and i can just throw the speaker inside with 2 tablets, chargers, battery, pill bottles, drinks, ect - and never have to worry about the speaker getting scratched or accidentally getting turned on. The battery life has been great too. I can go a couple days without needing to charge it back up with my limited use during the daytime. The mic on it works well also. I raise my voice (obviously) knowing I’m in a loud truck, and with the speaker hanging from the visor (acting like it has its own little suspension) its kept about head level and you can actually have a conversation with someone. What would be really cool - is if this speaker came with a treaded socket somewhere - that let you use a suction cup mount (like a ram mount) to mount it on the windshield or dash if you wanted to. Its small enough to allow you to do that (if it had that feature) and not obstruct your vision. All things considered - this has been a great purchase. I use the mini 2 at home when i need a small speaker as well, and just purchased (havent received yet) some Anker Bluetooth earbuds as well - just to get the last item I’m carrying around onto the USB type C plug. Absolutely - do NOT hesitate to buy this speaker. If i lost it today, I’d order another one tomorrow... Another edit - ive been so impressed by Anker’s products i now own many of them. The Mini 2, Mini 3, the ‘upgraded’ Boost, the Motion Plus, the Life A2 NC earbuds, the Liberty 2 Pro earbuds (absolutely amazing sound, best ive ever tried), one of their power banks with the Nano charger, and stand up style wireless charger for my Samsung s8 phone (that even charges through my magpul case without having to make 5 attempts to find the ‘sweet spot’) that i refuse to upgrade. ALL of their products ive found to be very impressive. My Top pick for their speakers (of the ones i own) is EASILY the “upgraded” Boost speaker.. Sounds even better than the larger Motion Plus to be honest. Its so impressive, i bought another for my father and had it delivered to his house. He immediately bought a 2nd for himself and uses them paired together (this is a guy who owns at least a dozen different premium brand headphones). For its size - i dont think youll find anything better without spending some serious money (over $200 or more). Their app to adjust the custom EQ settings (which i still refuse to use for the mini 3 for what i use it for) is a real bonus for a dedicated music listening speaker. The motion plus gets a little louder - but the upgraded Boost (which is much smaller and cheaper) sounds better way better at normal listening volume. Anker really has me sold on their stuff. If you want earbuds and catch the Liberty 2 Pro’s to go on sale for $99 - or dont mind spending $150 - HIGHLY recommended. Happy shopping. Edit again - a year later. Everything i own from Anker still works like the day i got them. Admittedly some thing (since i own multiple different models) dont see frequent use - but every time i pick them up they work, charge, play, ect.. i cant say enough good things about the mini 3 speaker, the “upgraded boost” speaker, and the liberty 2 pro earbuds. Those 3 things should satisfy every niche for the average grown up. (A small single travel speaker, a small (relatively speaking) stereo speaker with huge sound and impressive bass, and the best sounding Bluetooth earbuds ive ever heard or owned. Combine the liberty 2 pro earbuds with desertcart’s prime music ultra hd sound, and the soundcore app - and I’m talking CRYSTAL CLEAR highs, mids, and deep bass. Mind blowing sound from something so small. I find myself almost waiting for Anker to come out with something new just so i consider buying it. Lol. Their wireless charger base works every time i put my phone down on it still, even through the case. I have their nano charger too and it works great. Noticeable difference between that and my quick charge bricks. If i didnt say it before - i also own their larger motion plus speaker - and if your on the fence between that and the upgraded boost model - save a few $ and get the upgraded boost. It just has a much nicer sound and is still way louder then youd ever expect. Its capable of Uncomfortable volumes for an adult listener in a room while still not crapping out. You wont be sorry with any of those purchases. Yet another edit NOT for this product. - its been a while - my new love is the JBL flip 6. Better then the upgraded soundcore boost if anyone is comparing - but it costs more, so it should be better. These speakers are getting pretty crazy for their size…..
Review: Small, but a surprisingly, loud. - I decided to buy one of these when I needed to replace a Bluetooth speaker. I had a Bluetooth speaker that was waterproof so that I could take it into the shower, I like to listen to music or podcasts, while in the shower, but my old speaker after years of use Died, and stopped charging after continuous charges over the years. So I decided to look into a new speaker, the first search result I found was the soundcore mini three. I must say I am very impressed with the build quality, and the sound quality of this tiny device. It is no bigger than a coffee cup, but has , surprisingly deep base for a speaker of this size and price range. Sometimes when you lay the speaker down on a surface, it actually starts to shake, unheard of for a speaker of this size. I love it so much I’m even considering buying a second one so that I can use party cast, I love using it primarily in the shower, and when I’m shaving in the bathroom . For $50 this is absolutely worth it, the only downside is as many people have pointed out, the buttons are hard to see sometimes, especially because I bought the black variant. lol. But I feel like that’s a small price to pay for a quality Bluetooth speaker, I am blind, so fortunately, I have gotten a feel with my hands to the layout of the speaker. I have some vision, and I have noticed the buttons are hard to see compared to other. Bluetooth speakers, but, I’m not too mad about that. Speaker, connects quickly, the set up process is easy, and their mobile app is great with setting up an EQ. Would definitely recommend buying this, makes a great gift for a friends or family.

## Features

- Pocket Party: Get 360° of ear dazzling audio squeezed into a Bluetooth speaker that’s smaller than a coffee cup.
- Your Sound, Your Rules: Connect via the Soundcore app to take remote control of Mini 3 Bluetooth speaker. Power it on or off, adjust the volume, change the sound profile, and much more.
- Water Shmorter: IPX7 waterproofing says your pool and beach party can get as wild as you want it to. Or just listen worry-free in the bathroom and kitchen!
- Non-Stop Rocking: Party for 15 hours on a single charge of Mini 3 Bluetooth speaker.
- PartyCast Technology: Link 100+ Mini 3 (or any Soundcore PartyCast speakers) to party into the next dimension.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0992Q9ZRQ |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #133,574 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #2,718 in Portable Bluetooth Speakers |
| Bluetooth Range | 100 Meters |
| Color | Blue |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone, Tablet, Laptop |
| Control Method | App |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,269) |
| Date First Available | July 9, 2021 |
| Included Components | USB Cable |
| Input Voltage | 5 Volts |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Item model number | A3119 |
| Manufacturer | Anker |
| Model Name | A3119 |
| Mounting Type | Speaker |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 2.83 x 2.83 x 3.31 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Volume |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 70 dB |
| Speaker Size | 3 Inches |
| Special Feature | Waterproof |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Surround Sound Channel Configuration | 3.0 |
| Tweeter Diameter | 3 Inches |
| UPC | 194644077723 194644077433 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Mono
- **Brand:** Soundcore
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Frequency Response:** 70 Hz
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 6 Watts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the microphone on this clear/sound close when using for a call? (I have the original 1st version of this speaker and it's not clear at all)**
A: I have the 1st mini and use it all the time for my zoom / Teams meetings.  Only once was my voice poor. I unplugged and plugged it back in and everything has been fine since.  You may want to try a new cord.  The 1st mini used the order style charging end.  Good luck!

**Q: Can it be plugged in to use or does it have to run off of its battery?**
A: It seems to work while plugged in and charging as well as from the built-in battery if it has charge in it.

**Q: if i use an audio jack/type-c adapter, can i use the speaker without bluetooth?**
A: Probably not.  The User Manual calls it the USB-C Charging Port and makes no mention of use as an audio input.   To confirm, you could send an email to service at soundcore dot com.  As a comment, it sounds so good with Bluetooth, especially with the Custom EQ setting shown in my review) that there's not much reason to use a cable for audio input.   Here's my review
https://www.amazon.com/review/RM7FTX6O86HCB/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm

**Q: does it have support for mini sd?**
A: No

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ There are Anker Soundcore mini’s 1, 2, and 3 - all available on Amazon. - just FYI
*by K***N on November 2, 2020*

From what i can see - The original soundcore mini is 5 watts - (i think uses micro usb charger, but check) - @$20 The soundcore mini 2 is 6 watts, And uses a micro usb charger - @$29 The soundcore mini 3 is also 6 watts, but offers more sound features, and uses the Type C charger - @$39 I just received the Mini 2 a day ago, and I’m pretty impressed with it for its size. It actually sounds better (not AS loud, but better) than my original Oontz Angle. The bass/low sound reproduction is pretty incredible for something this small. The only down side i see so far is at full volume, the volume seems to dip on the highs/mids when “music” really starts. I assume this is from the power being demanded by the speaker for the lows. Its not horrible, but noticeable. Turning the volume down a notch or two seems to eliminate it. I wasn’t aware there even was a mini 2 at first (When i searched Amazon for ‘small Bluetooth speaker’), until i did a little more looking around before i finally ordered it. The Mini 3 must have just been released, and i had no idea it existed. So I just ordered the mini 3 as well - simply for the convenience of having the speaker with a type c charger since this will be getting used while I’m at work, and my current phone and tablet both use the type C charger already. I expect overall the volume will be very similar to the mini 2 Since the power output is rated the same - but we shall see. I will report back if I’m able. The soundcore mini 2 is very impressive -FOR its size. So have realistic expectations on just how loud and deep they will be. This is not a replacement for a speaker 5 times is size. That said - for something smaller than a tennis ball - the quality of the sound and volume is very impressive. I would have never expected it to sound as good as it does. Not having received the mini 3 just yet, if you dont care about custom sound settings (i cant be bothered with any of that) and are good with a standard micro USB connector we’ve all been using for years - then you can probably save a few $ and get the mini 2, or even the original mini if they extra watt the 2 and 3 get you doesnt matter to you. For me - this will likely spend the majority of its life in a truck’s cup holder making watching videos or movies during downtime at work while the truck it running - and actually being able to hear it - a possibility. Cases seem available for about $10 - and the mini 2 didnt come with its own charger or cord. The mini 3 comes with a short charger cord, but no brick. Fine by me if it keeps the prices down, since the last thing most of us need is another charger we wont use anyway. update - after playing with both - i can say they dont sound completely “identical” but very, very close.. if I absolutely HAD to compare them, to my ear - the mini 2 sounds like the bass might be a little better, and the mini 3 sounds like the mids/highs are slightly improved. this might just be due to the speaker grill being slightly different.. they are so close in sound, I wouldn’t even let that make my decision. i think the the most relevant feature is the different charger plug. i personally dont care about custom EQ’s and different presets. its one more headache not needed in my life, so its staying on their default sound setting. I’m not trying to pair 2 speakers, or 20 together with each other, so thats another non issue for me.. my advice would be to let the charger plug decide. if your stuff at home is using a micro USB - then go with the MINI 2.. if your using a type C - then get the MINI 3 and eleimiate an additional cord. the sizes of the overall speakers is almost identical - no real difference that would EVER be a consideration. ive used the mic on both for Bluetooth calls a couple times, nobody ever complained about not being to hear me.. i think the $10 cases are worth buying also.. these speakers are so small you know they are gonna get tossed around, so unless you dont care about scratching them up, i think its a worthy investment. hopefully this helps someone else decide. Another edit months later - i use this speaker in my work truck almost every day, and it does everything i need from it, and it does it well. Its plenty loud enough to overcome the noise from a big diesel truck. I use it to listen to audio books, videos, the phone’s gps, and take calls as I’m driving. Its honestly a GREAT speaker. The little lanyard/handle on the mini 3 has also been a useful for me. I use that to hang the speaker from the sun visor in the cab of my big work truck (GMC C8500 series), and it lets the speaker hang and swing back and forth slightly as I drive. This way its not jumping and rattling around in the cup holder (this is a very rough riding vehicle) and taking up that space for my drink. I pull the sun visor out (as if I’m going to turn it against the drivers window) hook the little lanyard on the visor’s peg/hinge and then clip it back into place. Its been great for taking calls as i have to drive. Another great feature is the auto shutoff. If i leave the truck to go work, the speaker will shut itself off after a fair amount of time of not being used and the phone is not in the cab. The $10 case i bought for it is also invaluable. I carry a backpack will all the little things a person needs these days, and i can just throw the speaker inside with 2 tablets, chargers, battery, pill bottles, drinks, ect - and never have to worry about the speaker getting scratched or accidentally getting turned on. The battery life has been great too. I can go a couple days without needing to charge it back up with my limited use during the daytime. The mic on it works well also. I raise my voice (obviously) knowing I’m in a loud truck, and with the speaker hanging from the visor (acting like it has its own little suspension) its kept about head level and you can actually have a conversation with someone. What would be really cool - is if this speaker came with a treaded socket somewhere - that let you use a suction cup mount (like a ram mount) to mount it on the windshield or dash if you wanted to. Its small enough to allow you to do that (if it had that feature) and not obstruct your vision. All things considered - this has been a great purchase. I use the mini 2 at home when i need a small speaker as well, and just purchased (havent received yet) some Anker Bluetooth earbuds as well - just to get the last item I’m carrying around onto the USB type C plug. Absolutely - do NOT hesitate to buy this speaker. If i lost it today, I’d order another one tomorrow... Another edit - ive been so impressed by Anker’s products i now own many of them. The Mini 2, Mini 3, the ‘upgraded’ Boost, the Motion Plus, the Life A2 NC earbuds, the Liberty 2 Pro earbuds (absolutely amazing sound, best ive ever tried), one of their power banks with the Nano charger, and stand up style wireless charger for my Samsung s8 phone (that even charges through my magpul case without having to make 5 attempts to find the ‘sweet spot’) that i refuse to upgrade. ALL of their products ive found to be very impressive. My Top pick for their speakers (of the ones i own) is EASILY the “upgraded” Boost speaker.. Sounds even better than the larger Motion Plus to be honest. Its so impressive, i bought another for my father and had it delivered to his house. He immediately bought a 2nd for himself and uses them paired together (this is a guy who owns at least a dozen different premium brand headphones). For its size - i dont think youll find anything better without spending some serious money (over $200 or more). Their app to adjust the custom EQ settings (which i still refuse to use for the mini 3 for what i use it for) is a real bonus for a dedicated music listening speaker. The motion plus gets a little louder - but the upgraded Boost (which is much smaller and cheaper) sounds better way better at normal listening volume. Anker really has me sold on their stuff. If you want earbuds and catch the Liberty 2 Pro’s to go on sale for $99 - or dont mind spending $150 - HIGHLY recommended. Happy shopping. Edit again - a year later. Everything i own from Anker still works like the day i got them. Admittedly some thing (since i own multiple different models) dont see frequent use - but every time i pick them up they work, charge, play, ect.. i cant say enough good things about the mini 3 speaker, the “upgraded boost” speaker, and the liberty 2 pro earbuds. Those 3 things should satisfy every niche for the average grown up. (A small single travel speaker, a small (relatively speaking) stereo speaker with huge sound and impressive bass, and the best sounding Bluetooth earbuds ive ever heard or owned. Combine the liberty 2 pro earbuds with amazon’s prime music ultra hd sound, and the soundcore app - and I’m talking CRYSTAL CLEAR highs, mids, and deep bass. Mind blowing sound from something so small. I find myself almost waiting for Anker to come out with something new just so i consider buying it. Lol. Their wireless charger base works every time i put my phone down on it still, even through the case. I have their nano charger too and it works great. Noticeable difference between that and my quick charge bricks. If i didnt say it before - i also own their larger motion plus speaker - and if your on the fence between that and the upgraded boost model - save a few $ and get the upgraded boost. It just has a much nicer sound and is still way louder then youd ever expect. Its capable of Uncomfortable volumes for an adult listener in a room while still not crapping out. You wont be sorry with any of those purchases. Yet another edit NOT for this product. - its been a while - my new love is the JBL flip 6. Better then the upgraded soundcore boost if anyone is comparing - but it costs more, so it should be better. These speakers are getting pretty crazy for their size…..

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Small, but a surprisingly, loud.
*by C***. on November 24, 2023*

I decided to buy one of these when I needed to replace a Bluetooth speaker. I had a Bluetooth speaker that was waterproof so that I could take it into the shower, I like to listen to music or podcasts, while in the shower, but my old speaker after years of use Died, and stopped charging after continuous charges over the years. So I decided to look into a new speaker, the first search result I found was the soundcore mini three. I must say I am very impressed with the build quality, and the sound quality of this tiny device. It is no bigger than a coffee cup, but has , surprisingly deep base for a speaker of this size and price range. Sometimes when you lay the speaker down on a surface, it actually starts to shake, unheard of for a speaker of this size. I love it so much I’m even considering buying a second one so that I can use party cast, I love using it primarily in the shower, and when I’m shaving in the bathroom . For $50 this is absolutely worth it, the only downside is as many people have pointed out, the buttons are hard to see sometimes, especially because I bought the black variant. lol. But I feel like that’s a small price to pay for a quality Bluetooth speaker, I am blind, so fortunately, I have gotten a feel with my hands to the layout of the speaker. I have some vision, and I have noticed the buttons are hard to see compared to other. Bluetooth speakers, but, I’m not too mad about that. Speaker, connects quickly, the set up process is easy, and their mobile app is great with setting up an EQ. Would definitely recommend buying this, makes a great gift for a friends or family.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Soundcore Customizable Graphic Equalizer is a "Game Changer"
*by J***M on May 3, 2021*

The Mini, Mini 2 and Mini 3 are small enough to fit in a cup holder but can still provide full, rich music with surprisingly good bass. They're not the best choice for an outdoor party but for personal listening, they're a great choice, especially the Mini 3. In this review, I'll highlight two features of the Mini 3: -- true 360° sound coverage -- the "game changing" customizable 9-band graphic equalizer 360° vs Bi-Directional Cylindrical speakers often claim to have 360° sound coverage but many (Soundcore examples include Flare & Motion Q) are actually bi-directional with two speaker cones pointed in opposite directions. That's not true 360° and clarity varies depending on what angle the speaker is relative to the listener. The sound can also be a bit muffled because not a lot may be going up above the plane of the speaker. In the Mini, Mini 2 and Mini 3, a single speaker cone is pointed up, radiating in a true 360° pattern. The result is outstanding clarity, making them great for listening to dialog on TV shows and movies … and conference calls and webmeetings. Bass seems to be enhanced by the speaker cone acting like a piston, driving low frequencies into the surface the enclosure is sitting on. The result is a surprisingly full and balanced sound and as shown by YouTube reviewer "Oluv", the original Mini outperforms a much larger speaker. Bass is even better on the Mini 2 and Mini 3 due to a slight power increase, a half inch taller enclosure and the addition of a vented passive radiator on the bottom. So, if they look the same, is the Mini 3 worth $5 more than the Mini 2? Yes definitely. Here's why ... Customizable EQ is a "game changer" Using an iPhone to play Pandora, there's no way to adjust tone as the Apple EQ only works on their own music apps. In my experience, Pandora often has too much midrange and not enough deep bass or sparkling highs. It really needs EQ ... but until now there was no way to add it from an iPhone. So, the #1 reason to buy the Mini 3 instead of the other Mini's is this … it (and some other newer Soundcore speakers) add a new feature allowing the sound to be custom fine-tuned with a 9-band graphic equalizer in a free Soundcore app for iOS & Android. To see which speakers are supported, find the Soundcore app in apps.apple.com or play.google.com and the list will be shown. Once installed on your phone, click on the Equalizer menu bar. It will probably be in the "Soundcore Signature" preset, which as the attached file I made shows, has the classic "smile curve" with bass and treble higher than the midrange. Of the four Presets, it's the best in my opinion for playing loud music … and my guess is, it's also the standard (and only option) in the Mini 2 and original Mini. But here's the "game changing" feature … as the attached file shows in the example on the far right side, you can move away from the factory presets by clicking on "Custom". The app then allows 9 different sliders to be dragged up and down to fine tune the sound. This level of control is normally only something a professional musician has … and it can transform the sound. The custom setting example on the right side is "extreme" ... but at low, background volumes, it sounds wonderful. Bottom line … for the first time coming from my iPhone app, Pandora sounds truly "hi-fi" and I'm enjoying it as I write this review. Highly recommended !

## Frequently Bought Together

- soundcore Anker Mini 3 Bluetooth Speaker, BassUp and PartyCast Technology, USB-C, Waterproof IPX7, and Customizable EQ
- Simpeak Bluetooth Speaker Case, Mini Bluetooth Speaker Bag Compatible with Anker SoundCore/SoundCore mini 3/Betron KBS08 BPS60 Mini Wireless Speaker with Carabiner, 80 × 80 × 91 mm, Black

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